[sionnsar]

A church that insists its universality is expressed by all its members following the same rules in the same way may simply invite its own fragmentation; one that allows variation in the way its moral principles are interpreted in particular contexts may ensure its sustainability.

Completely and totally wrong. If the Anglican Communion attempts the latter, it will die.

[Vicomte13]

"'A church that insists its universality is expressed by all its members following the same rules in the same way may simply invite its own fragmentation; one that allows variation in the way its moral principles are interpreted in particular contexts may ensure its sustainability.'"

"Completely and totally wrong. If the Anglican Communion attempts the latter, it will die."

IF?

[Vicomte13]

"'A church that insists its universality is expressed by all its members following the same rules in the same way may simply invite its own fragmentation; one that allows variation in the way its moral principles are interpreted in particular contexts may ensure its sustainability.'"

"Completely and totally wrong. If the Anglican Communion attempts the latter, it will die."

IF?